Stout

/staʊt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of strong, dark beer, often brewed with roasted malt or barley.

He ordered a pint of stout at the bar to enjoy with his meal.

adjective

Strong and thick in physical appearance; heavily built or robust.

The stout man struggled to fit into the narrow chair.

Having a strong and vigorous quality; determined or resolute.

She gave a stout defense of her beliefs during the debate.

Bulky and sturdy in form; solid.

The stout table was made of solid oak, perfect for family gatherings.

Middle English stoute, from Old French estout, from estouter 'to make strong'.

stout-hearted

Brave and resolute.

stout defense

A strong and unyielding defense.

stoutness

The quality of being stout.

stoutly

In a stout manner.

Used to refer to someone who is overweight.

He's a bit stout, but he has a charming personality.

A type of beer, especially a dark beer.

Let's grab a stout at the bar after work.